Baltimore Publishing Co. v. Hendricks

Maurice W. Hendricks, the appellee, an employee of the Baltimore Publishing' Company, one of the appellants, was on April 16th, 1926, struck on the head by a stone, the accident arising out of and in the course of his employment as a substation manager. The other appellant, the Maryland Casualty Company, was the insurer. At the time of the accident Hendricks was sixteen years of age, and his salary with commissions averaged twelve dollars per week. He was totally disabled for work for six or seven months, and was awarded by the Industrial Accident Commission, on May 14th, 1926, eight dollars…